Fantastic Dizzy 🥚 Versions Comparison 🔥 UPDATED 🔥

✅ Decide which is the DEFINITIVE VERSION of Fantastic Dizzy / The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy (Codemasters 1991).
⚠️ Sorry, I missed the authentic Amiga CD32 version in the previous video, so I decided to upload an updated one with it.
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00:00 Intro
00:15 NES / Famicom (1991)
03:39 Sega Genesis / Mega Drive (1993)
06:12 Amiga (1993)
08:55 Master System / SMS / Sega Mark III (1993)
12:18 Game Gear (1993)
15:21 Amiga (AGA) (1994)
17:55 Amiga CD32 (1994)
20:27 PC DOS / MS-DOS (1994)
Fantastic Dizzy (aka The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy outside Europe and Australia) is platformer and puzzle video game developed by Codemasters in 1991. It is part of the Dizzy series.
Which are your favorite ports or conversions?
#retrogaming #retrogames #oldgames

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[@BradleyQuerruel]

that's actually some really good music on the Master System version

[@richnesbitt312]

Cd32 music 🔥

[@CristianoCang]

I think the NES version wins, if only because of the quality of its music.

[@jasonlee7816]

NES is the worst looking/sounding version it is your choice (decision) to like it

[@Wockes]

Well, the NES version was the original. The rest are just enhanced and improved ports. It also has a bunch of differences like slightly different star locations and layouts

[@JasperTedVidalTale]

Fantastic updated video

[@VitalikNerdChannel]

I thought Fantastic Dizzy first appeared on the Amiga, ZX Spectrum and other computers, but it turns out that it first appeared on the NES, and then on the Genesis, Master System / Game Gear and Amiga, and the ZX Spectrum had completely died at that time because it was too weak and irrelevant

[@BAZFANSHOTHITSClassicTunes]

Also on Amstrad and Commodore 64 as well. Dizzy was very popular on 8bit computers There was quite a few Dizzy games for those systems.

[@dwightdixon8508]

Only played the NES game back in the 90’s and graphics holds up well to the others here but always thought the sound/music was a bit harsh, Wow the Genesis/MD, Amiga(s) & DOS versions have excellent colorful visuals with scrolling backgrounds that just makes the game much better graphically. DOS looks a little choppy tho. Impressed with Master System & Game Gear too

[@stevenwhuntva]

This homie
*Locks his door to his house to where the keyhole is inside
*Keeps the key in the rafters
*Leaves the door open when he leaves
Egg logic

[@Right_Said_Brett]

The problem with yolk folk is that their brains are scrambled.

[@Saxdude26]

Like clockwork, you work fast!

[@whoeverest_the_whateverest]

Is it possible that you can do version comparisions for Ultima series games, and/or Wizardry, Might & Magic?

[@retrosutra]

Yes, I'll try!

[@jasonlee7816]

odd (strange) no Mega/Sega CD, Super Nintendo, TurboGrafx version

[@SERGEY_LIGHTNING]

💪🏿

[@EhabgotgamesXDSquad]

Well I did see the original video and I liked the NES or Sega Genesis version and I guess you missed one version.

[@gameisgame3000]

Team Sega Genesis👇 (they PERFECTED the soundtracks on it)

[@fradd182]

Hmmm, i see no differences between ordinary AGA and CD32 versions.

[@plume...]

Yeah, it seems the only difference is the CD32 version has a CD quality soundtrack. Also, the Amiga versions are the only ones without any sound effects which I find odd!

[@Turbulation1]

@@plume... it's because most of the time for amiga games, due to it's sound capabilities, you could either only have sound effects or music playing one at a time, it ultimately takes some decent programing to get around this hurdle

[@retrosutra]

The music only

[@eqpurple9011]

AGA version had a bigger screen, more colours, quarter pixel hardware scroll, improved parallax scrolling rendering and a bunch of other things

[@BarryWallace-se8lz]

@@plume... The CD 32 was just pretty much a CD based Amiga 1200 with 8 megs of ram, just that the CD 32 had better sound capabilities.

[@Getmabe]

No snes here

[@romangabriel5975]

theres no Dizzy on snes

[@Getmabe]

Yeah, Game Gear here

[@amandaarcher2155]

What's Different

[@retrosutra]

Each version has its differences, although in some cases they are minimal.

[@RENhoekLOUD]

Huevo Cartoon???

[@Deimos_Fresh]

Still like NES version the most.

[@Lordodragonss]

It hasbest music for sure

[@AhandroV]

Fantastic Dizzy NES games top 👍😁